Where to Get Mother’s Day Brunch in Memphis
Memphis restaurants are rolling out the red carpet for Mom on her special day. Whether she loves elegant downtown eateries or cozy neighborhood gems, these Mother's Day brunch spots will make Mom feel like a queen. Image: Facebook / Amerigo
Updated April 2026 by Gaye Swan
Make Mom’s day unforgettable with a spectacular brunch at one of these premier Memphis eateries. Whether she craves a classic Benedict or a celebratory mimosa, these local spots deliver incredible food and even better vibes. Don’t wait—reservations at these popular locations disappear fast!
*Listed in alphabetical order
Amelia Gene’s
Neighborhood: Downtown
More Info: ameliagenes.com
Amelia Gene’s is open special hours for Mother’s Day, beginning at 2 p.m. You can look forward to the à la carte menu that ranges from savory starters to hearty favorites like filet mignon and braised short ribs. Plus, you can leave the parking stress behind with their complimentary valet service. Reserve your table HERE.
Amerigo
Neighborhood: East Memphis
More Info: amerigo.net
Amerigo is opening early at 10 a.m. to welcome Mom! The full brunch menu is available, along with lunch and dinner, as well as $7 Bellinis, bloody marys, and mimosas. From catfish po’boys to their famous Crab Cake Benedict and an Italian breakfast bowl, there are plenty of reasons to celebrate! Limited reservations are available HERE.
Char
Neighborhood: East Memphis (Highland Row)
More Info: memphis.charrestaurant.com
Char offers their full menu for brunch, lunch, and dinner on Mother’s Day. Try the signature Creole Saute, savory Croque Madame, or one of several Eggs Benedict options. If you’re in the mood for brunch libations, grab a mimosa or bloody mary for $6. If Mom prefers to stay home and relax on her special day, Char’s got you covered with the full menu available for curbside pickup. Limited reservations are available HERE.
Complicated Pilgrim
Neighborhood: Midtown
More Info: complicatedpilgrim.com
The Mother’s Day Brunch at Complicated Pilgrim kicks off with shareable starters, including crispy Brussels sprouts and a curated cheese plate, followed by a selection of six delicious entrées, ranging from the Southern classic Hot Honey Chicken and Waffles to the elegant Petit Filet Oscar. The restaurant is open from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m, with reservations available online HERE.
Itta Bena
Neighborhood: Downtown
More Info: ittabenadining.com
Treat Mom to Southern cuisine with a Delta twist in a relaxed atmosphere at Itta Bena. The restaurant is preparing unforgettable brunch and dinner specials, served on both Saturday and Sunday. Call (901) 578-3031 to make reservations or book online HERE.
JEM
Neighborhood: Edge District
More Info: jemdining.com
Treat Mom to fine dining in a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere. JEM opens at 11 a.m. to celebrate Mother’s Day with a fabulous three-course course prix fixe menu. Multiple options let you customize each course — and don’t forget to pair them with one of the exclusive Mother’s Day wine specials. Make your reservations HERE or, for parties of eight or more, email [email protected].
Libro at Laurelwood
Neighborhood: East Memphis
More Info: libroatlaurelwood.com
Make Mom feel right at home with a spread of timeless classics at Libro. Whether she’s in the mood for a light breakfast parfait or a hearty plate of chicken and waffles, the menu offers a delicious range of options. Don’t miss out on their small plates like crispy bacon and fresh fruit to round out your celebratory meal. Make your reservations HERE.
Moondance Grill
Neighborhood: Germantown
More Info: moondancegrill.com
If you’re looking for variety, Moondance Grill in Germantown has you covered with a fantastic brunch menu that strikes a savory-sweet balance. Whether Mom’s in the mood for the classic Moondance breakfast or a decadent plate of stuffed French toast, she’s sure to find something to tickle her taste buds. Be sure to book your table HERE, as spots fill up quickly!
Owen Brennan’s
Neighborhood: East Memphis
More Info: brennansmemphis.com
Step into Owen Brennan’s on a Sunday afternoon, and you’ll feel like you’ve entered the New Orleans French Quarter. The Jazz brunch, served from 9 a.m. until 2:30 p.m., features all your classic favorites alongside signature New Orleans fare.
As with each Sunday brunch at Owen Brennan’s, a jazz band is set to play tunes and keep the energetic atmosphere abuzz. The adult buffet is $53.50, and the children’s buffet is $25.50 for ages 6 to 11. Brunch is complimentary for children under 5. Reservations can be made HERE.
Paulette’s
Neighborhood: Harbor Town
More Info: paulettes.net
Let Mom sit back, relax, and savor a delicious three-course meal in a cozy European-inspired dining room overlooking the Mississippi River. At Paulette’s, you can choose cream of wild mushroom bisque or spring salad to start, then move on to eggs hussarde or Florida grouper topped with lump crab, and finish with bananas Foster bread pudding for dessert. The menu itself is a celebration! Make your reservation HERE.
Seasons 52
Neighborhood: East Memphis
More Info: seasons52.com
For a hearty Mother’s Day meal, Seasons 52 is a great pick. Brunch is served on both Saturday and Sunday, so you have two options to spoil Mom. The menu offers many mouthwatering options, including avocado toast, soup and salad, quiche, French toast bake, and shrimp and grits. Top off your choice with one of the refreshing libations, like the strawberry-hibiscus margarita! Reserve your table HERE.
If Mom would rather lounge at home, order her the Mother’s Day Green Box, which includes a choice of cedar-plank-roasted salmon or wood-grilled beef tenderloin, plus a salad, two sides, and six mini-indulgences. Place your order HERE.
The Beauty Shop
Neighborhood: Cooper-Young
More Info: thebeautyshoprestaurant.com
The Beauty Shop restaurant is an eclectic, beloved eatery in Cooper-Young, known for its delicious brunch and ’50s-style hair salon theme — the perfect spot for a picture with Mom! We recommend making reservations online HERE.
The Guest House at Graceland
Neighborhood: Southhaven
More Info: guesthousegraceland.com
We all know how much Elvis loved his Mama, and you can show love for yours by treating her to a lavish Mother’s Day buffet at the Guest House at Graceland. Enjoy live music while enjoying the buffet, expertly prepared by Delta’s Kitchen, featuring a cold bar with Southern favorites like deviled eggs and roasted beet salad, a carving station with herb-crusted beef tenderloin, a hot bar with dishes such as Marsala chicken and grilled salmon, and a scrumptious dessert bar.
Brunch tickets are $89.06 for adults and $35.34 for children ages 5 to 12 (pricing includes tax and gratuity). Seating times are available at 11 a.m., 1 p.m., and 3 p.m. While reservations are preferred, walk-ins are also welcome.
The Peabody Memphis
Neighborhood: Downtown
More Info: peabodymemphis.com
The “South’s Grand Hotel” throws some of the best holiday brunches, and Mother’s Day is no exception. Celebrate Mom in style with an extravagant brunch served in high style on the mezzanine overlooking the Grand Lobby.
The spread ranges from breakfast, appetizers, and salads to seasonal entrées, side dishes, a carving station, and a decadent dessert table. The cost is $108 per adult, $38 per child (ages 5 to 12), and free for children 4 and under. Brunch is served from 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
Tug’s
Neighborhood: Harbor Town
More Info: tugsmemphis.com
Tug’s Casual Grill offers a relaxed and festive Mother’s Day Brunch Buffet. From 11 a.m. to 7 p.m., the whole family can dig into classic dishes like scrambled eggs with fresh herbs and fluffy buttermilk waffles while sipping on a refreshing Mother’s Day Spritz. With service running until 7 p.m., it’s a great flexible option for your Sunday plans. The cost is $55 per adult, plus tax, and $25 per child (plus tax). Book your table HERE.
Happy Mother’s Day!
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Emily McMackin
Emily McMackin Dye is an Alabama native and Tennessee transplant, who recently moved to Memphis from Nashville. A freelance writer, she enjoys exploring history, culture, and the lifestyle scene surrounding her new home in The Bluff City.